Broadcast Signal Intrusion
Directed by Jacob Gentry
For three years, James has been haunted by his wife’s sudden and inexplicable disappearance. His best distraction is work—specifically, archiving old videos. While watching decade-aged TV news footage one night, he sees a video interference that’s deeply disturbing. And it’s not the only interference he’ll see. As his obsession over these strange clips increases, and he submerges himself into their mysteries, James discovers troubling connections to his missing wife. Which will these broadcast intrusions bring him, though: long-desired answers or a never-ending nightmare?
In the late 90s, a video archivist unearths a series of sinister pirate broadcasts and becomes obsessed with uncovering the dark conspiracy behind them.
Cast: Harry Shum, Jr, Kelley Mack, Chris Sullivan
Member Reviews
Cool movie, but dumb ending.
It had potential to be great, but it kind of meandered instead. The acting is a little shoddy, too. Still, I've seen worse!
quite good.
No
Interesting and had promise only to lose steam from the halfway mark and onwards. (Hoping that the story would evolve as something born of the Magnus Archives podcast.... but alas, never did.) Some of the acting was top notch: the main character and the creepier guy near the end of the film. *an odd discontinuity for the character of Stephen Meyers. Apparently, he was 15 years old in 1987, this film is set in 1999 (I was 28 years old that year). This means that he was meant to look much like a 27 year old instead of a 40 year old: that's one Hell of a HARD paper round he did lol.